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Monaco appoints Paul Mitchell as sporting director

French league club Monaco has appointed Paul Mitchell as its sporting director

Judge says Giants' will approach social issues as a team

Since taking over as New York Giants coach in January, Joe Judge has made the team’s welfare his main focus

Shannon Sharpe: Lamar Jackson was wrong for publicly admitting that he underestimated Titans

For the 2nd season in a row, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens were one-and-done in the playoffs last year. Lamar said he simply looked past the Titans, and they caught his Ravens by surprise. Lamar ended up with 3 turnovers in that 28-to-12 loss. Hear why Shannon Sharpe believes that Lamar should not have publicly admitted that he underestimated the Titans.

VOTE: Jersey tournament — (3) Packers 'Favre era' home vs. (14) Admirals – white

Which threads should advance to the next round in the ultimate Wisconsin jersey tournament? You decide.

23-time major champ Serena Williams says she'll play US Open

Serena Williams is planning to play in the 2020 U.S. Open

Mertens extends Napoli contract after setting club record

Napoli has extended Dries Mertens’ contract four days after the Belgium striker became the club’s all-time leading scorer

Podcast: Zeke's diagnosis, Shanahan's extension

Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson discuss Ezekiel Elliott’s positive test for coronavirus, what a Colin Kaepernick return would look like and Kyle Shanahan’s extension in SF.

MLB fans debate legitimacy of potential 50-game season

Would baseball fans consider a severely shortened 2020 Major League Baseball schedule legit?

Champions League to be played at mini-tournament in Lisbon

The Champions League will finish with a 12-day mini-tournament in Lisbon in August

NHL focused on off-ice safety; full shields won't be required for players

NHL players won’t be expected to wear full face shields if games resume this summer, though there could be plenty of covered faces around them.

Champions League to be held as an 8-team knockout tournament in Lisbon in August

VIRUS DIARY: Learning his way around a kitchen, finally

When you’ve worked the night shift for 25 years, staying home because of the coronavirus can present a few unexpected challenges — like cooking

Glued to the telly: English soccer returns, a nation sighs

NBA lays out its vision for Disney restart

It only sounds like vacation

Spanish basketball back with 'bubble' format like NBA plan

Spain is next to start playing professional basketball amid the coronavirus pandemic using a “bubble” format similar to the one planned by the NBA

NFC North all-decade honors: Packers dominate offense

The Packers dominate the NFC North’s all-decade team offense, including quarterback Aaron Rodgers, but the Bears roam the defense.

AFC North all-decade honors: Game-breaking receivers

Two game-breaking receivers and a pair of foundational talents along the offensive line. These are the best players of the 2010s for each AFC North team.

Tua Tagovailoa creates scholarship fund at his high school in Honolulu

Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa used his time at the Saint Louis School to establish himself as a top player who would go onto Alabama and the first round of the NFL Draft. Now that he’s signed a professional contract, Tagovailoa is giving back to the school to help others use it as a springboard to [more]

Bayern coach Flick the key to latest Bundesliga triumph

Bayern Munich effectively won the Bundesliga title in November when it appointed Hansi Flick as coach

Saints OC: Jameis Winston smart, sharp, asking the right questions

Jameis Winston hasn’t had a chance to work with the Saints on the field this offseason, but the quarterback has found a way to make a positive impression on offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael. Carmichael had a conference call with reporters on Tuesday and many of the questions dealt with the members of the team’s quarterback [more]

Darren Waller believes Raiders can have top-five offense

The Raiders drafted three offensive skill position players in the first three rounds in April and they signed tight end Jason Witten, running back Devontae Booker and wide receiver Nelson Agholor in free agency, so there’s little question about their desire to improve on that side of the ball. Last year saw the Raiders move [more]

Colts working on ball security issues with Jonathan Taylor

Colts running backs coach Tom Rathman hasn’t been able to work with second-rounder Jonathan Taylor in person yet, but Taylor already knows what his point of emphasis is going to be. After an offseason of Zoom meetings, Taylor knows that Rathman has an eye on his ball security issues, and points out where he can [more]